Posts Tagged ‘signal-strength’

Digital Antenna Marine 70dB BDA Wireless Amplifier Kit | Nikon …

Digital Antenna 824-894/1850-1990 MHZ ( cellular /PCS) dual band wireless 70dB home, office, marine and RV wireless cell booster is designed to offer high gain with less antenna separation. It boosts the signal strength of …

Re: THE HTC INSPIRE IS FAR FROM INSPIRING. You will be disappointed. Lacks in battery support.

For 14+ years I’ve been a faithful, patient and loyal BellSouth Mobility … Cingular … AT&T customer. Mainly because I travel a 400 mile radius for business and they have had the most extensive coverage areas and descent service, pretty much …. until now. I used to get a good signal in my home and in my office at work on all the mobile phones I’ve had (Audiovox, Nokia, HTC, Samsung and Now HTC Inspire   4G   2.5E). Now, when I pick up my Inspire at my home (or office) and press the power button the signal indicator shows “H”-3 bars. Before I can unlock it, the indicator shows “H”-1 bar. If I make a call, sometimes, it will stay on “H”-1 bar BUT ……. you let me try ANYTHING with data (on my unlimited data plan) and it immediately streaks past 3G and shows “E”-4 bars. I never see “H” or “G” again until I’ve put the phone in ‘sleep mode’ and pick it up again later. Rinse and repeat.    Today was my second grandchild’s 1st birthday party. We were outdoors grilling and (7 miles across town from my home) discussing some of the recent destruction from the tornadoes locally and I was asked if I had seen the “YouTube” video from a near-by community. I said no and whipped out my trusty Inspire 2.5G and had an “H”-4 bars signal. I thought to myself ….. ‘this is going to be easy.” I hit the pre-loaded “YouTube” widget, turned the phone to landscape so I could take full advantage of the beautiful 4.3″ SLCD screen and all I got was a buffering wheel and after a couple of minutes returned the phone to the upright portrait view so as to see the signal strength …… it was “E”-5 bars. In disgust, I put the Inspire 2.5G back in it’s protective leather case and proceeded with 2 hot dogs, cole slaw and a very large piece of birthday cake. After a little settling, my son asked if I had been able to see that “YouTube” tornado video. I told him no, but, let’s try again. Sure enough, I had “H”-4 bars again and was satisfied that this would be the fastest video download (or stream) ever. Again after a minute or two of foot tapping, I returned the phone, again, to the portrait position and again, …. “E”-5 bars. Rinse and repeat.   I like the phone. It’s fast offline and on my Wifi at home. I don’t even have a problem with the duration of the battery. I have downloaded Market Apps to customize it to my liking. This fake 4G is …… well, I won’t call it false advertising (YET), lets just call it …….. A D*** LIE!    And now for the questions: 1) What is causing the “auto-switch” from “H” to “E”, especially for data, and what is the cure? 2) Do you have to be an Iphone owner to get at least a 3G signal? 3) My 30-day return expires in 5 days, can anyone tell me a comparable model from Verizon or Cellular South, because, if this problem isn’t resolved by AT&T in 4 days, I’ll be a proud new customer of some other company.

Gadgets Tech News – Wireless Signal Booster for Cell Phone

The entire concept behind a cell phone, is mobility. Communication on the move. But the carrier signal strength and range should back you up. What happens, when your cell phone can’t pick up wireless signals? Dropped calls, where one …

Cell phone GSM tracking using cell towers

Your cell phone is constantly connected to the nearest cell tower set up by the carriers, and some cell phones can switch to other cell tower which have better signal strength automatically, that’s why they have better call quality. …

Microsoft files ITC complaint against Motorola over alleged Android-related patent infringement

Wireless companies love suing one another — well, maybe they don’t “love” it, but in an age when it’s virtually impossible to assemble a cellular device without extensive licensing agreements in place, it’s basically an inevitability. Microsoft has hit up the ITC over a total of nine alleged patent infringements by Motorola in its Android devices, specifically relating to “synchronizing email, calendars and contacts, scheduling meetings, and notifying applications of changes in signal strength and battery power.” This should be interesting — will it result in a quick cross-licensing agreement, or a protracted court battle spanning multiple years? Hard to say, but in the meantime, follow the break for Microsoft’s brief press release. Continue reading Microsoft files ITC complaint against Motorola over alleged Android-related patent infringement Microsoft files ITC complaint against Motorola over alleged Android-related patent infringement originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 01 Oct 2010 14:44:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

home cell phone repeater | Cell Phones, PDA Cell Phones & Smart Phones

Designed for large boats with cabins, sailboats and RVs, this new and more powerful 70dB gain wireless cellular repeater system boosts the signal strength of your cell phone or air card to 3 watts and improve. …

Gps Mobile Phone | Cell Phones & Smart Phones

Designed for large boats with cabins, sailboats and RVs, this new and more powerful 70dB gain wireless cellular repeater system boosts the signal strength of your cell phone or air card to 3 watts and improve… …

Vodafone’s Sure Signal femtocells see a couple days of outage

Wireless customers around the globe with femtocells securely stowed in their homes might start to take five bars of signal strength for granted, but there are still plenty of gotchas; your internet service could go down, for example, taking your phone with it — and it turns out that your carrier can inadvertently bring it to its knees on occasion, too. It looks like a whole lot of Vodafone’s Sure Signal-branded units in the UK have been acting up the past couple days due to network registration issues; new and existing Sure Signal customers alike have been affected, turning homes back into the barren, 3G-less wastelands they were before the device existed. Most (if not all) of the Sure Signals are now back in action, but considering that the outage lasted a lot longer than a few brief moments, let’s hope that the Voda techs behind the scenes learned a lesson or two in the process. [Thanks, paddyg12006] Vodafone’s Sure Signal femtocells see a couple days of outage originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

Issue of cell phone towers has returned | Longboat Key News

The various cell phone carriers provide differing levels of signal strength on the island. As such, it is rather meaningless to talk about the average signal strength of all cell phone carriers. Residents only use one cell phone carrier …

HP Procurve MSM410 – Our Wireless Winner

With a notebook computer running AirMagnet WiFi Analyzer and a Blackberry Bold cell phone, I connected to the wireless network and began testing signal strength and quality throughout the building. I have found that testing with both …